Тест: dot -exam
Список вопросов
1. what age is usually referred to young leaners |
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1) 1-6 | |
2) 9-12 | |
3) 6-9 | |
2. what are the storyteller tools |
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1) values,and beliefs | |
2) memory,talent | |
3) imagination, motivation | |
4) setting, details, rapport | |
5) voice, face, and hand | |
3. what are the storyteller building materials? |
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1) words, face | |
2) voice,clima[ | |
3) voice,stress | |
4) voice, face,hands | |
5) words, sounds, language patterns | |
4. choose the correct variant to finish the sentence.Some stoties were told... |
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1) teach lesson and transmit values and belief | |
2) to share the history of a group of people | |
3) for entertainment | |
4) all variant are correct | |
5. fill the gap in the sentence.Stories can be used to reinforce conceptual_in children f/e(colour, size,shape, time,cause, effect) |
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1) curriculum | |
2) problem-solving | |
3) experience | |
4) grammar | |
5) development | |
6. fill the gap in the correct variant.Compaing,classifying,predicting,problem-solving, hypothezing, planning are the examples of..... in storytelling. |
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1) entertainment activities | |
2) basic activities | |
3) personal experience | |
4) language levels | |
5) thinking stratigies | |
7. fill the gap .Lesson in TPR are organazed around....and in particular around the verb. Instructors issue commands based on the verbs and vocabulary to be learned in that lesson |
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1) other | |
2) speaking | |
3) reading | |
4) listening | |
5) grammar | |
8. who special education instructors work with? |
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1) children who have bad marks | |
2) children who do not do home works | |
3) children who study at home | |
4) children with disabilities | |
9. how many sub-types has inclusion |
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1) 4 | |
2) 5 | |
3) 6 | |
4) 3 | |
5) 2 | |
10. choose the correct variant to complete the sentence.A student who has ADHD |
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1) is spontaneous in expression, ofen control emotion | |
2) finds it difficult to say on task for extenced periods of time | |
3) has a low tolerance level and hight frustration level | |
4) has poor auditory memory-both short term and long term | |
5) has difficulty following directions | |
11. professioanal development refers... |
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1) to the development of a person in everyday life | |
2) to the development of a person in his or her professional materials | |
3) to the development of a person in his or her edicational role | |
4) to the development of a person in his or her professional role | |
12. who describes teacher development as the process of becoming " the best kind of teacher that I personally can be ?" |
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1) maria montessori | |
2) gessel | |
3) freeman | |
4) rossner | |
5) underhill | |
13. what stage of teacher development is described / " You styding for your initial certificate and planning your first job in english language teaching" |
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1) newly qualified st-2 | |
2) proficient st-4 | |
3) development st-3 | |
4) advanced stage-5 | |
5) starting stage-1 | |
14. fiil the gap. The more you develop your teaching ability, the more____ you will become in your taching |
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1) inexperienced | |
2) disturbed | |
3) unprepared | |
4) discouraged | |
5) confiend | |
15. define what stage of teacher development is described. You are a highly-experienced TEFL-Q diploma qualified teacher. who may be taking further responsibilities and roles, foe examples as a senior teacher or a mentor |
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1) attenting teaching conferences | |
2) visiting other classrooms and schools | |
3) additional college cources | |
4) professional development cources | |
5) all mentioned above | |
16. find the wrong statement about using the song in teaching |
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1) you can use a song or a chant to teach children the sounds and rhythm of english | |
2) parents should not become anxious if children say the have played or sung in the language class | |
3) songs are wonderful means of teaching intonation petterns of english | |
4) a song helps to develop an aesthetic taste | |
5) music is not a source of motivation | |
17. in what part of the lesson can be a techer use storytelling to provide a change of mood? |
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1) at the beginning or the end of the lesson | |
2) mid-lesson | |
3) at the end of the lesson | |
4) at the beginning og the lesson | |
5) at the end of the lesson or mind-lesson | |
18. fill the gap to complete the given statement. The majority of class time in TPR lesson is spent doing driil in which the isntructor-using the imperative mood. |
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1) sing song | |
2) read stories | |
3) forces lesners to speak | |
4) makes leaners write | |
5) gives commands | |
19. how do we call activities that motivate young learners to sit down and be calm, and help the teacher to establish routine in his/her classroom |
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1) sing song | |
2) read stories | |
3) makes leaners write | |
4) forces leaners to speak | |
5) gives commands | |
20. how do we call activities that motivate your young leaners to sit down and be calm, and help the teacher to extablish routine in his-her classroom |
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1) starter | |
2) ice breakers | |
3) warmers | |
4) stirres | |
5) settlers | |
21. what do teachers use to teach children the sounds and rhythm of english |
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1) cartoons | |
2) stories | |
3) film | |
4) games | |
5) song | |
22. lesson in TPR are organised around |
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1) games | |
2) other | |
3) reading | |
4) speaking | |
5) listening | |
6) grammar | |
23. what help children learn stress and intonation |
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1) all answer are right | |
2) games | |
3) songs and storytelling | |
4) storytelling | |
5) songs, rhymes and chants | |
24. what is the characteristic of a gifted child? |
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1) often engages in dangerous | |
2) fidgets or squirims | |
3) has a difficulty playing quelty | |
4) has a difficulty following direction | |
5) has a higtht level of curiosity and a well- development inagimation | |
25. what is the goal of fornative assesment |
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1) to monitor student learning to provide motivation | |
2) to monitor student lesrning to provide marks | |
3) to monitor student learning at the end of the unit | |
4) to monitor student learning to provide ongoing feedback | |
26. to evaluate student learning at the end of an instructioanal unit by comparing it against some standart or benchark is the goal |
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1) criteria-based assessment | |
2) norm-referended assessment | |
3) diagnostic assesessment | |
4) formative assessment | |
5) summative assessment | |
27. what approach can be regarded as similar to CLIL? |
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1) language through context | |
2) language in the context | |
3) content language | |
4) language the context | |
5) content-based insrtuction | |
28. what kind of material must be used in ESP cources |
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1) cognitive | |
2) ethic | |
3) authetic | |
4) practical | |
5) contextual | |
29. what other term is used by educators for formative assessment |
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1) assesment for learning | |
2) formative assessment | |
3) pre-assesment | |
4) assessment of learning | |
5) intuitive assessment | |
30. what is the main disadvantage of traditional assessment methods |
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1) lack of real-world context | |
2) references to standartized testing | |
3) use of qestions with a limited number of answer choes | |
4) use of long-form test qestions | |
5) this assessment is easy to score | |
31. what term are often used in relation(as synonyms) to expected learning outcomes |
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1) goals and objectives | |
2) behavior and conduct | |
3) data and information | |
4) student and leaner | |
5) educator and teacher | |
32. what indicates the charateristics of the students learning achiments is conducted? |
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1) evaluation criterion | |
2) feedback | |
3) descriptor | |
4) teaching objectives | |
5) moderation | |
33. what should an assessment plan include |
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1) all the mentioned above | |
2) the selection or design of approate assesment methods | |
3) gathering data on how well students have achived the expected learning outcomes | |
34. a type of assesment that is carried out after the cpmpletion of a modul-cross-cutting topic of the curricu;im |
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1) summative assesment | |
2) formative assesm | |
3) diagnostic assesm | |
4) formative asses | |
5) traditional assesm | |
35. it allow participants to have a real-time synchronous discussion |
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1) forum | |
2) chat | |
3) glossary | |
4) quiz | |
5) database | |
6) SCORM | |
36. it allow participants to have real-time synchronic discussion |
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1) chat | |
2) database | |
3) external tool | |
37. when did the term CLIL appear |
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1) 1994 | |
2) 1995 | |
3) 1996 | |
38. how do student work in cooperative learning? |
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1) individully accountable for their work | |
2) separately accountable for their work | |
3) mutually accountable for their work | |
39. who gave such definitions as diqital immigrants and digital native? |
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1) prensky | |
2) peterson | |
3) prensle | |
40. what is the essential skill for CLIL |
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1) reading | |
2) speaking | |
3) writing | |
41. who gave another definition to critical thinking |
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1) stein | |
2) steinback | |
3) steele | |
42. assesment does not focus on... |
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1) status of the university | |
2) individual leaners | |
3) a group | |
43. the content of criteria-based assesment is regulated by.... |
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1) all the document mentioned above | |
2) curriculum, syllabus | |
3) the dates compulsary standard of the rebublic of Kz | |
44. the term criteria-based assesment is regulated by.... |
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1) all the the document mentioned above | |
2) curriculum, syllabus | |
3) the state compulsary standard of the republic of kz | |
45. a thinking process aimed at analysis of result of self-education, one own learning outcomes |
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1) reflection | |
2) feedback | |
3) evaluation | |
46. what qestions are used to to define(to set) cognitive objective? |
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1) what do you want your graduates to know? | |
2) what do you want your graduates to be able to do? | |
3) what do you want your graduates to care about? |